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1 Pref, 2| For I have proved, by long experience, how much I gain by leaving 2 Outl, 0| see certain visions and experience revelations" (R IV).~c. 3 Outl, 0| after almost twenty years' experience of prayer": L XXIII).~(1557. 4 Intr, 0| Lord of that Castle and experience a foretaste of the Beatific 5 Intr, 0| had a lifetime of academic experience, Fray Luis de Le-n acquitted 6 Unic, 4| to me. For I know now, by experience of many kinds, that if I 7 Unic, 4| enjoyed them. This I know by experience, as I have said, in many 8 Unic, 4| blessing. It is true that my experience of Union lasted only a short 9 Unic, 5| liked. I have discovered by experience that if they are virtuous 10 Unic, 6| of this glorious saint my experience is that he succours us in 11 Unic, 6| This has also been the experience of other persons whom I 12 Unic, 6| saint, for I have great experience of the blessings which he 13 Unic, 6| test, and he will see by experience what great advantages come 14 Unic, 6| years, in many ways, by experience -- to do nothing contrary 15 Unic, 7| that I longed for him to experience the benefit which I seemed 16 Unic, 7| have received already, I experience a kind of torture which 17 Unic, 7| not had a great deal of experience of its importance. It is 18 Unic, 7| himself but in someone who has experience, will lose nothing. As regards 19 Unic, 8| I can say what I know by experience -- namely, that no one who 20 Unic, 10| sometimes, as I have said, to experience in an elementary form, and 21 Unic, 10| I used unexpectedly to experience a consciousness of the presence 22 Unic, 10| to whom it refers, whose experience it recounts or who is its 23 Unic, 10| obscure to anyone who has no experience of it. I shall describe 24 Unic, 10| the Lord has taught me by experience. More recently I have discussed 25 Unic, 11| He wishes us to know by experience how miserable we are, lest 26 Unic, 11| that person of so few days' experience, and none to me after so 27 Unic, 11| this because I know it by experience -- that the soul which begins 28 Unic, 11| I have a great deal of experience of this and I know that 29 Unic, 11| is important to have had experience, for from this we learn 30 Unic, 12| lift up his spirit so as to experience consolations which are not 31 Unic, 12| anyone who has had any experience will understand me and if 32 Unic, 12| read this by granting them experience of it, and, however slight 33 Unic, 12| and, however slight that experience may be, they will at once 34 Unic, 12| profit and gain from the very experience through which the devil 35 Unic, 13| for I have learned it by experience; this mere narration of 36 Unic, 13| thing and knowing it by experience. Returning, then, to what 37 Unic, 13| but he must be a man of experience, or he will make a great 38 Unic, 13| though some of them have no experience, they are not averse from 39 Unic, 13| without proof and I have had experience of quite a number.118 Anyone, 40 Unic, 14| the Lord grants the soul experience of more special consolations. 41 Unic, 14| contentment and others which we experience on earth, for He seems to 42 Unic, 14| not had a great deal of experience it will not realize this, 43 Unic, 14| realize this, and so much experience is necessary that, in order 44 Unic, 15| I am judging from my own experience.~ 45 Unic, 15| acquired, as anyone who has experience of it must perforce realize 46 Unic, 15| nothing good is a well-known experience, and the greater are the 47 Unic, 15| ourselves wholly to Him and we experience a security combined with 48 Unic, 16| But what will the soul experience when it regains its senses 49 Unic, 16| the Lord desires a soul to experience while in this exile. Blessed 50 Unic, 18| Anyone who has not had experience of the latter will think 51 Unic, 18| not myself had abundant experience. The fact is, when I began 52 Unic, 18| thing has taken place: we experience a loss of strength but the 53 Unic, 18| loss of strength but the experience is one of such delight that 54 Unic, 19| if I had not had personal experience of it, I could not believe 55 Unic, 19| yet strong and it has no experience which will warn it of dangers, 56 Unic, 20| than any other spiritual experience and I felt as if I were 57 Unic, 20| very body and it will thus experience a new estrangement from 58 Unic, 20| frequently and habitually experience at present. Sometimes it 59 Unic, 20| impulses which I used to experience when the Lord was pleased 60 Unic, 20| has an entirely physical experience with an entirely spiritual 61 Unic, 20| may have been granted that experience by the Lord in a higher 62 Unic, 20| Lord has already given you experience of it, though, as this happened 63 Unic, 20| have observed it in my own experience, that the soul, while enraptured, 64 Unic, 20| this without having had experience of it; and so nobody believes 65 Unic, 21| discerned by anyone with experience.~ 66 Unic, 21| perfection. For, except by experience, no one will ever believe 67 Unic, 22| Majesty taught it me by experience what I learned was nothing 68 Unic, 22| When I began to gain some experience of supernatural prayer -- 69 Unic, 22| have observed in my own experience, for my soul was in a very 70 Unic, 22| times have I learned this by experience: the Lord has told it me. 71 Unic, 22| find someone who has more experience and more knowledge of the 72 Unic, 22| who eat very little of it experience the pleasant taste only 73 Unic, 22| lose, as I have said. So experience and discretion are necessary 74 Unic, 23| after almost twenty years' experience of prayer I had gained nothing, 75 Unic, 23| this is a grievous trial to experience and one needs to be careful -- 76 Unic, 23| Fathers were men of great experience in spiritual matters. I 77 Unic, 24| there is much potency in experience. He said that it would be 78 Unic, 24| by the strangeness of the experience had vanished.~ 79 Unic, 25| has become quite a common experience even to this day, as will 80 Unic, 25| our true Lord. I have long experience of this; I was so much afraid 81 Unic, 25| think anyone who has much experience will seldom, if ever, be 82 Unic, 25| deceived. But, as considerable experience is necessary before this 83 Unic, 25| imagining it (after the experience was over, I mean, for at 84 Unic, 25| position; and anyone who has experience of it will know that all 85 Unic, 25| understanding until I had this experience myself, and so, as I have 86 Unic, 25| caution, for persons who experience visions or revelations and 87 Unic, 25| as I can see and learn by experience, the soul must be convinced 88 Unic, 25| Anyone, I think, who has experience of the good spirit will 89 Unic, 25| Lord, for I have already experience of the benefits which come 90 Unic, 26| that anyone who has had experience of it will understand it 91 Unic, 27| frequent -- I had the following experience. I was at prayer on a festival 92 Unic, 27| previously been accustomed to experience; and that the thing was 93 Unic, 27| the Godhead; but in this experience, besides receiving these, 94 Unic, 27| Lord teaches it to us by experience. The Lord introduces into 95 Unic, 27| who put it there. In this experience, I do know Who put it there, 96 Unic, 27| are saying. But in this experience the soul does nothing, for 97 Unic, 27| far will it go? I know by experience that all I am saying now 98 Unic, 28| fearful, as does every new experience that I have when the Lord 99 Unic, 28| have conclusively proved by experience, as I shall relate. ~ 100 Unic, 28| what I have discovered by experience. How the Lord effects it, 101 Unic, 28| view, where a soul has had experience, the devil will be unable 102 Unic, 28| a vision involving a new experience, God allowed me to be left 103 Unic, 28| it is to have no one with experience of this spiritual road; 104 Unic, 29| goodness, to give him the same experience.232~ 105 Unic, 29| it immediately begins to experience fruition. May He be blessed 106 Unic, 30| but it bewildered me to experience such excessive spiritual 107 Unic, 30| he was a man with great experience of prayer, his writings 108 Unic, 30| saw that, out of his own experience, he understood me. And that 109 Unic, 30| was unable, however, to experience this feeling of complete 110 Unic, 30| despair. I have had so much experience by now of the devil's work 111 Unic, 30| instinct which comes from experience where he is likely to stumble, 112 Unic, 30| its own way." This is an experience I often have, but sometimes 113 Unic, 30| live or die, nor whether I experience pleasure or pain: I seem 114 Unic, 30| if it has not learned by experience what it is to be able to 115 Unic, 31| From long experience I have learned that there 116 Unic, 31| As I have a great deal of experience here, I will say something 117 Unic, 32| very deep distress which I experience because of the great number 118 Unic, 33| was now that I began to experience the increasingly strong 119 Unic, 33| well by the ample spiritual experience which he had acquired of 120 Unic, 34| has had a great deal of experience in a short time, these being 121 Unic, 34| possibly be attained without experience, and thus, as I have said, 122 Unic, 34| that if he has neither experience nor the deepest humility 123 Unic, 34| scholar, and when he has no experience of a thing he consults those 124 Unic, 35| the advantage of a long experience, none was better able to 125 Unic, 36| we should each find by experience how little either of happiness 126 Unic, 36| best, and I have seen by experience that, if we are to preserve 127 Unic, 37| I have said I sometimes experience. The soul collects wood 128 Unic, 37| activities and learn by experience how little it can do of 129 Unic, 38| pleased that she should experience. Speaks of the effects which 130 Unic, 38| prison and at rest. This experience, in which God bears away 131 Unic, 38| I think, too, that this experience has been of great help to 132 Unic, 38| We might have the same experience as a certain peasant -- 133 Unic, 39| properly understood except by experience, let us humble ourselves 134 Unic, 39| should then see that this experience of mine was not of the devil. 135 Unic, 40| to great harm. And I have experience of this and of the wisdom 136 Unic, 40| In all this we need experience and a director; for, when 137 Unic, 40| are few who have acquired experience of all these things, and 138 Unic, 40| these things, and without experience it is useless to attempt 139 Unic, 40| greatness. It was a terrifying experience for me, in so short a space 140 Unic, 40| made me wonder, if one such experience as this leaves the soul 141 Unic, 40| great pain and beginning to experience my usual sickness. Seeing 142 Unic, 40| is frequently the case, I experience a kind of lukewarmness and